Static 2-Port DWS System | Parcel Measurement & Sorting
Static 2-Port DWS System for Parcel Measurement and Sorting
The Static 2-Port DWS System combines parcel identification and measurement with two downstream sorting destinations.
It is designed for applications where a full multi-chute sorting line is unnecessary, but the warehouse still needs to separate parcels into two clearly defined processing routes.
The two-port configuration provides a practical middle ground between a standalone DWS workstation and a larger multi-destination sorting system, making it suitable for compact logistics stations, smaller fulfillment operations and simple outbound classification.
- Two Sorting Destinations
- Static Weighing & Dimensioning
- Barcode Identification
- Compact Footprint
- Simple Route Classification
- Easy Conveyor Integration
Specifications Table
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Static 2-Port DWS System |
| Measurement | Static |
| Functions | Scanning + Weighing + Dimensioning + Sorting |
| Sorting Ports | 2 |
| Barcode Identification | Supported |
| Weighing | Integrated |
| Dimensioning | Integrated |
| Sorting Logic | Destination / Route / Order Based |
| Conveyor Integration | Available |
| WMS / WCS | Project Based |
| Application | E-commerce / Express / Logistics |
Details
2-Port Static DWS for Simple Parcel Classification
Not every warehouse needs a six- or eight-destination sorting line.
The Static 2-Port DWS is designed for applications where parcels only need to be divided into two downstream routes after their information has been collected.
One Measurement Process
The operator places the parcel at the static DWS station.
The system captures: Barcode → Weight → Dimensions
The control system then determines which of the two destinations should receive the parcel.
Two-Port Sorting
The two-port arrangement can be used for simple classification such as:
- Route A / Route B
- Local / Remote
- Standard / Exception
- Different shipping services
- Different processing areas
Compact Deployment
The two-port design reduces the number of sorting destinations and related equipment compared with larger multi-chute configurations.
Good Starting Point for Automation
For warehouses upgrading from manual sorting, the two-port structure can provide an incremental automation option without requiring a large multi-destination sorting line from the beginning.
Product Advantages
Simpler Than a Multi-Chute System
Two outlets keep the sorting logic straightforward.
More Than a Standalone DWS
The system does not stop at collecting parcel data; it also uses that data to support physical destination classification.
Compact for Small Operations
Suitable for operations where space and destination quantity are limited.
Expandable System Concept
For larger requirements, the same DWS concept can be extended to multi-port sorting configurations.
Applicable package types
Product Highlights
1. Accurate DWS Data Boosts Warehouse Efficiency
Our precision DWS scanning system delivers accurate dimension, weight, and barcode data, helping freight warehouses optimize storage space, improve shipping accuracy, and enhance operational efficiency.
2. Reliable Performance in Challenging Environments
Built with industrial-grade durability, the system ensures stable operation under demanding supply chain conditions, supporting long-term warehouse automation.
3. High-Precision 3D Parcel Measurement
With weighing accuracy of up to ±50g and advanced 3D measurement technology, the system provides reliable parcel data to enable accurate logistics calculations.
4. Smart Solution for Distribution Facilities
Designed for high-volume logistics operations, the DWS system efficiently handles diverse parcel types and integrates seamlessly with automated sorting and warehouse management systems.
FAQ
The two-port configuration means that parcels can be classified into two physical output routes after measurement and identification.
The system integrates barcode scanning, weighing, dimension measurement and automated parcel classification.
The two ports can be assigned according to route, destination, shipping service, order type or other warehouse rules.
Yes. The compact two-destination architecture is suitable for smaller warehouses, stations and operations that do not require a large multi-chute sorter.
Yes. Barcode identification can be used to associate parcel information with the sorting decision.
WMS and WCS integration can be implemented according to the customer's warehouse software and communication architecture.
Yes. Conveyor interfaces can be configured according to upstream and downstream process requirements.
